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piers cowen is joining us now. we've had the whole weekend to digest this data, weather, that's it, move non. >> by and large, yeah. i think weather definitely played a role. you can see that by looking at the construction job creation, which there wasn't any, so i think that's quite a good indicator the weather did play a role. you can always, i don't know, it's psychology. when you get a really bad number, you just try to explain it for weather-related or whatever it is issues. when you have a good number, everyone is really bullish and wow, this is amazing, the economy is on fire. i think that's quite a good indicator of sentiment at the moment. the payrolls number, i don't know, the more payrolls numbers i go through, the more skeptical i become as to how important it is on the day its announced. >> there are revisions. you can't pay attention to a payrolls number because of the revisions. >> exactly. we have a bigger revision in november, so that offsets the employment rate. 6.7%. we're almost at the 6.5% fed
piers cowen is joining us now. we've had the whole weekend to digest this data, weather, that's it, move non. >> by and large, yeah. i think weather definitely played a role. you can see that by looking at the construction job creation, which there wasn't any, so i think that's quite a good indicator the weather did play a role. you can always, i don't know, it's psychology. when you get a really bad number, you just try to explain it for weather-related or whatever it is issues. when you...
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to be us. that used to be europe. the hard truth is if we want to maintain our way of life in europe, we have to get more competitive. that is going to require some tough steps, living within our means, expanding free trade. now, most of -- will have to be taken at a domestic level. .i'm not sure to lecture other member states will that. not least because the uk has to take more than most. when i entered office three years ago, we ufrd one of the sharpest falls in output and faced a higher budget than almost any major economy. higher than spain or portugal, much higher than italy or france. that is why we're working through a long-term economic plan that makes tougher choices necessary for our prosperity. reducing borrowing, investment in business and infrastructure, capping welfare and controlling him gragz, delivering better skills of schools. and i know that we are not alone. many of our neighbors have also taken tough decisions in recent years. we in britain should praise them for it, not d
to be us. that used to be europe. the hard truth is if we want to maintain our way of life in europe, we have to get more competitive. that is going to require some tough steps, living within our means, expanding free trade. now, most of -- will have to be taken at a domestic level. .i'm not sure to lecture other member states will that. not least because the uk has to take more than most. when i entered office three years ago, we ufrd one of the sharpest falls in output and faced a higher...
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less for us, more for you. >>> the headlines from around the globe, central banks tackle emerging markets head on. turkey has an emergency meeting tonight. european firms tough market continues. philips cites headwinds. siemens enjoys benefits of a cost cutting program. >> i would not be overly optimistic about the environment in europe. the emerging economies are still pretty strong. there is economic growth, industrialization. >> and the ukrainian prime minister resigns as the parliament opens an extraordinary session. but u.s. and european leaders urge kiev not to declare a state of emergency. there's plenty of action from emerging markets, central banks today, india surprised with a 25 basis hike. inflation is going to be higher than we expect and there's an expectation that a meeting will raise the overnight rate by around 225 basis points. joining us with his thoughts is charles duma, chief economist at lombard street. nice to see you. what are your thoughts on -- emerging markets, they complained when th
less for us, more for you. >>> the headlines from around the globe, central banks tackle emerging markets head on. turkey has an emergency meeting tonight. european firms tough market continues. philips cites headwinds. siemens enjoys benefits of a cost cutting program. >> i would not be overly optimistic about the environment in europe. the emerging economies are still pretty strong. there is economic growth, industrialization. >> and the ukrainian prime minister resigns...
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again, it is behind us. we know probably that the fed should, he month on, reduce further the amount of purchase it will do. we could expect the end of the qe asset purchase at the end of 2014 .hopefully have that kind of progressive adjustment of the markets probably with a slight increase of long-term interest rates which is normal. and it's a good thing. >> what do you expect from the central bank? >> the european central bank has done a great job. the first major objective is to implement the banking union. you should not underestimate the operational challenge, which is to create a new regulator, recruit close to 1,000 person. may i say i'm very -- daniel louise, the new regulator, she's a very seasoned, very experienced, very talented regulator, so i think she will put in place something that will be, again, robust, but it's a big task. my priority for the european central bank is the check up which is the asset quality review so that we enter in 2015 a new world, positive european banks given fluidity
again, it is behind us. we know probably that the fed should, he month on, reduce further the amount of purchase it will do. we could expect the end of the qe asset purchase at the end of 2014 .hopefully have that kind of progressive adjustment of the markets probably with a slight increase of long-term interest rates which is normal. and it's a good thing. >> what do you expect from the central bank? >> the european central bank has done a great job. the first major objective is to...
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what we're seeing is more investors using etfs, using them in a bigger way, and they are using them to get exposure to a very diverse area of the marketplace, whether it be gold, whether it be fixed income, whether it be equities and a variety of different strategies as well. >> gold, you know, was the sell-off from etps or etfs, do you think most of the selling is done? how much gold do they still hold? >> we have seen a moderation, now, exchange traded products actually hold over $60 billion still despite a 53% sell-off last year. so if they were to be aggregated, all exchange traded products would be the sixth largest holder still of gold worldwide. we do think that we have seen a real moderation here in terms of the sell-off. and an important thing to keep in mind is a lot of the exchange traded fund investors are strategic. it's not just for the tactical or those looking for market exposure. our belief is that the remaining assets are largely and strategic investors. >> yeah, you also say strategic minimum volatility products are popular, what does that suggest? >> that's really b
what we're seeing is more investors using etfs, using them in a bigger way, and they are using them to get exposure to a very diverse area of the marketplace, whether it be gold, whether it be fixed income, whether it be equities and a variety of different strategies as well. >> gold, you know, was the sell-off from etps or etfs, do you think most of the selling is done? how much gold do they still hold? >> we have seen a moderation, now, exchange traded products actually hold over...
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thanks for joining us. thank you very much. >>> jpmorgan has reportedly dropped work on another chinese ipo amid practices in the country. they were hoping to go ahead with a $1 billion offering this year. jpmorg jpmorgan's exit was prompted by its concerns about the choice of wei. wei worked from jpmorgan from joorn 2012 until last awl august and now works ford u.p.s. jp morgan chase, pretty flat. >>> farm goers reportedly banned staffers from -- their own money. the financial times suggests that wells code of ethics says employees shouldn't invest in privately held businesses which compete with the bank which could cause a conflict of interest. we'll take a short break. still to come, off the back of an earnings beat, we'll bring you my fist interview with unilever ceo paul tollman. >>> unilever has rrtd better than expected results. i caught up with paul polman and the ceo of unilever. he told me he was pretty pleased. >> there are headwinds on the currency webs but the underlying sales growth is up 4.3%
thanks for joining us. thank you very much. >>> jpmorgan has reportedly dropped work on another chinese ipo amid practices in the country. they were hoping to go ahead with a $1 billion offering this year. jpmorg jpmorgan's exit was prompted by its concerns about the choice of wei. wei worked from jpmorgan from joorn 2012 until last awl august and now works ford u.p.s. jp morgan chase, pretty flat. >>> farm goers reportedly banned staffers from -- their own money. the...
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maria is joining us from maybank. that i think so much for joining us. this is not relevant to the stock market in a way, but why should it concern us? >> our issue here is that these are from -- or it could affect the gdp growth going forward. we have already seen some institutions and agencies saying that on the baseline it could be -- the growth could be around 2.5%, 2.8%. and that's not a small amount. therefore, our earnings forecast for this year looks very optimistic. >> yeah. the -- i suppose we have to understand how the rice trade works. the rice exporters are not the same as the rice farmers. >> they are not the same entity, yes. >> who is making the profits and the money? >> one estimate is that this is done by who estimated the benefit to the nonfarmer is 2.8 million. >> who is going to initiate this investigation? >> oh, the nacc said that we could complete the investigation in two weeks. so probably it will be another case that will be filed against them. there are a number of cases pending at the nacc, is the constitutional court, so just
maria is joining us from maybank. that i think so much for joining us. this is not relevant to the stock market in a way, but why should it concern us? >> our issue here is that these are from -- or it could affect the gdp growth going forward. we have already seen some institutions and agencies saying that on the baseline it could be -- the growth could be around 2.5%, 2.8%. and that's not a small amount. therefore, our earnings forecast for this year looks very optimistic. >>...
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let us know, e-mail us at worldwide@cnbc.com. tweet us@cnbcwex o or @rosswestgate. >>> deutsche bank is seeing a slowdown. we'll have more on that after this. >>> headlines from around the globe, a $1 billion euro loss and more to come after deutsche bank has low quarter profits. >>> and peugeut is sinking on cap hike report. >>> and china is holding above forecast. >>> we are an hour into the trading week. pretty flat, really. deutsche bank shares are down this morning. and no u.s. markets are trading today. on the currency markets, the dollar has been firm against the euro. we are down to 104.16. we have had chinese growth today a little bit better than expected, but there's still concerns about that. what's your view of the equities evaluation as we start to go through earnings season? >> i think we have done what we have done in each of the past few years is we've had earnings expectations start out strong but then disappoint over the course of the year. so the revisions have started out 12%, 13% up and ended up being roughly
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so join us a little bit more, stephane rejoins us in madrid. shares coming off the early lows, stephane. people having a rethink, maybe? >> well, even if it's below expectations, it's a significant increase compared to the results of 2012. sap taernd posted a 90% increase of net profits last year. the main driver as we were expecting was a lower limit of provision on its real estate portfolio. but in some countries, the bank was weaker than expected. that's the case for its brazilian operations. down 18% last year. also in spain, santander faced a 45% refraction of its net profits last year. spain is only 7% of its total revenue, but still, it's a significant part of its business and that explains why we were slightly below expectations for santander net profit for the full year. another number was very much expected is the netbanking -- net lending income, which is the difference between how much the bank charges for the loans and how much it pays on the deposit. and it was well below expectations for the full year. so it's down 13% and that's
so join us a little bit more, stephane rejoins us in madrid. shares coming off the early lows, stephane. people having a rethink, maybe? >> well, even if it's below expectations, it's a significant increase compared to the results of 2012. sap taernd posted a 90% increase of net profits last year. the main driver as we were expecting was a lower limit of provision on its real estate portfolio. but in some countries, the bank was weaker than expected. that's the case for its brazilian...
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e-mail us, worldwide@cnbc.com. tweet us @rosswestgate. let us know. do you want computers to run the world or not? or in some minor capacity. we'll take a short break. still to come, fed, if it's not the word every week, it certainly is this week as investors countdown to wednesday's decision. will they pull the trigger on more tapering? we'll talk about that in the second hour of the program coming right up. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange." . u.s. stocks close out the week with sharp losses as investors embrace this week on the latest fed decision. >>> at&t hangs up on vodafone for now. they deny rumors of a takeover sending shares to the bottom of the london market. >>> but google does snap up the u.k. artificial intelligence deep mind for a reported $400 million. which will make it europe's biggest acquisition to date. >>> and the fed might be the word of the week. the u.s. investors also have a slew of earnings to digest beginning today with heavyweights like caterpillar and apple. >> you're watching "worldwide exchange" bringing you busi
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get in touch with us. worldwide@krn worldwide@cnbc.com, @cnbcwex or direct to me @rosswestgate. >>> still to come, canan has falling camera sales in 2013 as it try toes focus on european equity markets this year. we'll cross to tokyo after the break. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> the headlines from around the globe, turkey sparks a global rally, surprising investors with a huge rate hyme hike to stem its currency. basic resources are the best performance sector. deutsche bank warnings of ongoing challenges this year. this raises further litigation costs, although it has reaffirmed 2015 targets. sainsbury shares dropped, the retailers announced the surprise departure of ceo justin king after its decade at the helm. he's leaving on july 9th. >>> president obama seeks to jump start his agenda. he told congress in the state of the union address that he would like to work with lawmakers, bull ego around them if he has to get things done
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us. it will be interesting to see whether jack lew continues what have been previous criticisms from the u.s. about germany's huge trade surplus. there's an issue here that rebalancing within the eurozone and creates a deflationary bias. do you share those concerns? >> no, i don't share them in full. i think there are some aspects worth thinking about. but i would first of all point out that the trade data at face value are not very reliable because you need to look at the value embedded in those. and as germany has offshored and outsourced dramatically over the last 15 years, there are a lot of other countries benefiting these because they provide input into those german exports. >> do they not represent an excess of output overspending? >> yes, they do. but at the same time, germany is also exporting a lot of capital to the rest of the world. i.e., it's funding spending elsewhere. so it's not really lost. what has been produced and sold. i think germany itself needs to think more carefu
us. it will be interesting to see whether jack lew continues what have been previous criticisms from the u.s. about germany's huge trade surplus. there's an issue here that rebalancing within the eurozone and creates a deflationary bias. do you share those concerns? >> no, i don't share them in full. i think there are some aspects worth thinking about. but i would first of all point out that the trade data at face value are not very reliable because you need to look at the value embedded...
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let us know. get in touch with us. nasi tweeted a study of hand set sales says it all. world would it az cnbc.com, tweet @cnbcwex or direct to me @rosswestgate. >>> now, five people are dead following an explosion at a material plant in central japan. the blast of the mitsubishi materials factory injured 12 others. it happened during the cleaning of heat exchange equipment. the same factory had been ordered to be shut down by inspectors two years ago. it had been generating high pressured gas without authorization. >>> sony shares, meanwhile, are up in tokyo on expectations the struggling electronics giant may finally manage to get its recovery on track with the help of play station 4 and some ambitious new plans. yukako has more for us from the nikkei. >> hi, ross. yes, the new play station 4 is seeing a good start, beating sales of rivals microsoft xbox 1. but another cash cow, sony, and its investors are looking at smartphones. the president said in an interview with the nikkei that he aims to double global sales to
let us know. get in touch with us. nasi tweeted a study of hand set sales says it all. world would it az cnbc.com, tweet @cnbcwex or direct to me @rosswestgate. >>> now, five people are dead following an explosion at a material plant in central japan. the blast of the mitsubishi materials factory injured 12 others. it happened during the cleaning of heat exchange equipment. the same factory had been ordered to be shut down by inspectors two years ago. it had been generating high...
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joining us on the set, nick sanders from btig is with us. it's really interesting because many people were cautious around luxury after what we've seen from burberry. lvmh has made us do an about turn almost and say, well, em isn't dead after all. >> even diageo talked about the slowing at the high end because of the anti-corruption measures in china. someone is going to be wrong, whether it's lvmh being too optimistic or diageo being too pessimistic. >> people are still buying handbags, they're still buying fashion goods. is this just a matter of getting the product right, that lvmh perhaps has the right logo, it's the right marketing and people are still buying this product, and they're buying lv? >> i think there's a good bit to do with that, the higher end brands. and, again, you've seen good growth in their luxury brands, but you've seen slower growth in the watchers side of things, which has been hit by the anti-graph measures. >> what's most interesting about the fact that we're having this conversation today? after what we've seen al
joining us on the set, nick sanders from btig is with us. it's really interesting because many people were cautious around luxury after what we've seen from burberry. lvmh has made us do an about turn almost and say, well, em isn't dead after all. >> even diageo talked about the slowing at the high end because of the anti-corruption measures in china. someone is going to be wrong, whether it's lvmh being too optimistic or diageo being too pessimistic. >> people are still buying...
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join the conversation and let us know what you think on twitter using #biggestrisks. >>> so just over two hours into the trading day in europe, just under two hours and advancers outpace decliners of the dow jones, nearly 6:4, we've rebounded off the lows we hit an hour or so ago. the ftse 100 yesterday was down some eight points, this morning pretty flat just down three. the xetra dax is flat and the cac and fse up by 0.3 and 0.5. pmis were out this morning, french pmi came in stronger in manufacturing, 48.8 on the pmi manufacturing, 48.6 on services this morning and german composite number came in better than expected 55.9. in fact the highest since june 2011 so those pmis are helping europe. we'll look at that in a few moments' time. in corporate news easyjet saw revenue rise during the first quarter as it flew more passengers and charged them more, although the low-cost airline sales will be hit because of the late easter is the latest you could make easter. logitech better than expected third quarter figures and raised full-year outlook for 2014. total sales at $630 million, up 2
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e-mail us, or tweet us. and michael, come out and hang out here. you'll learn about prompter failures and you'll get comfortable with it so quickly. >>> let's bring you up to speed with where we stand. global equities are an hour into the trading day in europe. now advancers and decliners on the dow jones stoxx 600 even stevens between red and green. so the ftse yesterday did absolutely nothing and it has done nothing for the previous week, either. so today, we're about an hour into the trade, we are up 16 points, a substantial move compared to what has been happening. the ftse mib up, as well. moller-maersk, up 4.24%. the group sold nearly 90% in its department store chain. and basf on the rise. analysts have raise dollars recommendation on the stock to a buy from neutral, citing expectations for future earnings growth. keep your eyes on where we stand on treasury yields. we've come lower today, 2.95% is the yield there. gilt yields below 3%, as well. we'll talk about the value there versus gilt and treasuries in a few moments. on currency markets
e-mail us, or tweet us. and michael, come out and hang out here. you'll learn about prompter failures and you'll get comfortable with it so quickly. >>> let's bring you up to speed with where we stand. global equities are an hour into the trading day in europe. now advancers and decliners on the dow jones stoxx 600 even stevens between red and green. so the ftse yesterday did absolutely nothing and it has done nothing for the previous week, either. so today, we're about an hour into...
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let us no. worldwide@cnbc.com, @rosswestgate or @cnbcwex. >>> still to come on the show, blackrock may be as solid as it imply wes expectations of going onissues in 200 4. should the growth be coming? >> a fresh record close with u.s. equities yesterday. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan, in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm julia chatterley. >> and i'm ross westgate. here are your headlines from around the globe. >>> carrefour and richemont post higher retail sales. >>> goldman sachs and citi are set to report a day after bank of america reported better than expected fourth quart
let us no. worldwide@cnbc.com, @rosswestgate or @cnbcwex. >>> still to come on the show, blackrock may be as solid as it imply wes expectations of going onissues in 200 4. should the growth be coming? >> a fresh record close with u.s. equities yesterday. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan, in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a...
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get in touch with us, e-mail us, worldwide@cnbc.com, tweet @cnbcwex or direct to me @rosswestgate. a number of on discussions among the production panel today. now, for the northeast and midwest is getting slammed by a major winter storm. forecasters say areas just north of boston have been hit with two feet of snow and new york city is expected to get around 8 inches. temperatures are expected to drop to minus 10 degrees fahrenheit which is around minus 23 celsius. more snow is predicted in some areas. at least 4,300 flights have been canceled today. up to 2,500 were canceled on thursday. britain is bracing itself for some extreme weather. and in northern ireland, police have warned some resident toes be prepared to evacuate their homes. >>> also on today's show, the u.s. auto industry has moved into higher gear in 2013. it had its best sales numbers since 2007. what's going to happen this year? we'll discuss at 11:45 cet. >>> india's prime minister has revealed he won't seek another term and will retire after this year's national elections. we'll get the latest from mumbai after
get in touch with us, e-mail us, worldwide@cnbc.com, tweet @cnbcwex or direct to me @rosswestgate. a number of on discussions among the production panel today. now, for the northeast and midwest is getting slammed by a major winter storm. forecasters say areas just north of boston have been hit with two feet of snow and new york city is expected to get around 8 inches. temperatures are expected to drop to minus 10 degrees fahrenheit which is around minus 23 celsius. more snow is predicted in...
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he has made us money for ages. and i don't think thursday when this chemical company reports will be any different. for you sports addicts out there, bunch is to ppg as belichick is to the patriots. how's that for alliteration? finally general electric and morgan stanley, two companies in our news letter that goes with the charitable trust, actionsalertplus.com. these could be terrific quarters for both. i expect outlooks raised. after both earnings reports. we also hear from schlumberger, the oil service king. and here i'm less certain what the company will have to say. because oil's been coming down. i'm going to listen for the outlook and less for the quarter as this company's the best predictor of all things oil out there. here's the bottom line. we need to see if the weaker jobs report changes the landscape next week. or whether individual earnings from individual companies like these can trump everything, including an economy that suddenly seems to run out of jobs to create. how about jim in michigan, please.
he has made us money for ages. and i don't think thursday when this chemical company reports will be any different. for you sports addicts out there, bunch is to ppg as belichick is to the patriots. how's that for alliteration? finally general electric and morgan stanley, two companies in our news letter that goes with the charitable trust, actionsalertplus.com. these could be terrific quarters for both. i expect outlooks raised. after both earnings reports. we also hear from schlumberger, the...
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but i think the charts can be useful if you use them correctly. that's a big if. it's all about identifying patterns and stock patterns that tend to repeat themselves and using those to predict future moves. the chart guys, they can be very persuasive. but as i explain in the new book, you should never buy a stock on the chart pattern alone. if it doesn't pan out, you will be up the creek without a paddle. however, you can use the charts to improve your timing, and when you combine them with the homework i'm telling you to do, i think you increase your odds of making successful investments. i go over the technical patterns that have worked best in five years of doing off the charts here on "mad money" so you can use them correctly and become a better investor. let's get back to the nasdaq 100 or russell 2,000. check out this long-term monthly chart of the qqq. that's the etf that tracks the nasdaq 100. first of all, when you look at the williams percentage r oscillator down at the bottom, which measures whether security is overbought or oversold, you can see the n
but i think the charts can be useful if you use them correctly. that's a big if. it's all about identifying patterns and stock patterns that tend to repeat themselves and using those to predict future moves. the chart guys, they can be very persuasive. but as i explain in the new book, you should never buy a stock on the chart pattern alone. if it doesn't pan out, you will be up the creek without a paddle. however, you can use the charts to improve your timing, and when you combine them with...
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it can be used in conjunction with television. now, i would still be plenty skeptical of jordan's recommendation if it weren't for the coup de'grau point he makes, analysts hate twitter, if it does anything surprisingly positive, not some things, many things surprise positive. i like his figure. you know what, you want to know why twitter trades here, right? go with this report. calm me a skeptic. this report makes too much sense for me to write off twitter as too expensive. particularly because i like yelp. instead, it makes you want to pounce on big pullback from twitter. the problem may be, others will do, so, too. we might not get one any time soon. stay with cramer. . . >> i am telling you i believe that intel and general electric are buys here. i think it's kind of a reset. ge is in a transition year. intel lowered expectations. i now think they will keep up. they will be good stocks for 2014. they may have good stocks for tuesday. for 2014, they will be. be ready for "mad money," i'm jim cramer. i will see you tuesday! what
it can be used in conjunction with television. now, i would still be plenty skeptical of jordan's recommendation if it weren't for the coup de'grau point he makes, analysts hate twitter, if it does anything surprisingly positive, not some things, many things surprise positive. i like his figure. you know what, you want to know why twitter trades here, right? go with this report. calm me a skeptic. this report makes too much sense for me to write off twitter as too expensive. particularly...
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what takes us off track or potentially could take us off track? >> well i think, to be honest, i think political instability in some countries could take us off track where the right prudential policies are not being pursued. i think could take us off track. i think if you take, for example, the uk, where we are making good progress, but if the pressure is taken off, reducing deficits and government debt, at any stage, that could take us off track. >> what about the risks from within your own business, the insurance business, having to chase higher yields, products such as catastrophe bonds, we've had a warning from fitch this week just where the direction of the business is going. are we underestimating the risks here? >> i think for the insurance sector, the key dynamic for the insurance sector is a sustained period of extraordinary low interest rates. that has attracted more capital into the insurance space, where you're seeing more graphically in reinsurance which is what a lot of the it he bait is about at the moment, and there you are seeing
what takes us off track or potentially could take us off track? >> well i think, to be honest, i think political instability in some countries could take us off track where the right prudential policies are not being pursued. i think could take us off track. i think if you take, for example, the uk, where we are making good progress, but if the pressure is taken off, reducing deficits and government debt, at any stage, that could take us off track. >> what about the risks from...
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let us know. regulators under pressure who argue expertise at these departments has meant a lack of convictions. in what is set to be britain's biggest insider trading case. thanks for joining us. how much do insider trading rely on prosecution? >> i think that's the whole point. they have to seize a lot of computers, phones, these mobile phones that are temporary in order to compile the evidence. and the fsa today, sco, rather, came out today with a statement trying to defend itself in the team that it takes to compile these investigations by saying, look, we have to go in and arrest these people. we have to do these dorm raids. it's important that we crack down on these cases on these people because that's a healthy market and we need these kind of reports of insider information. >> in the states, they crack these by giving immunity. are we following the same path here? >> i think they look at things like that. but remember in the uk you don't really have a right of redress. so there is a case o
let us know. regulators under pressure who argue expertise at these departments has meant a lack of convictions. in what is set to be britain's biggest insider trading case. thanks for joining us. how much do insider trading rely on prosecution? >> i think that's the whole point. they have to seize a lot of computers, phones, these mobile phones that are temporary in order to compile the evidence. and the fsa today, sco, rather, came out today with a statement trying to defend itself in...
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li sixuan is always in singapore for us. sixuan, tell us more. >> thank you, julia. both asian markets followed wall street lower afterdy play catchup with disappointing u.s. jobs numbers. >> on a technical rebound. we do know that the shanghai composite was down seven out of the past eight sessions. it managed higher by about 0.9 the%. the shenzhen gained almost 2%. the hang seng index down by 0.4%. if country's largest suvmaker announced a three-month delay in the launch of a new model. elsewhere, large cap technology shares capped losses. banks continue to slide. over in japan, heavyweights retailers, exporters, utility stocks and some telcos, heavy sell-offs. but shares held up despite debt concerns, this after its decision to buy out a u.s. whiskey company beam for $6 billion. the stock gained 0.6% today. back to you, julia. >> thank you so much. now, talking about what's on today's show, we'll go live to orlando where some of america's biggest retailers are gathering to discuss 2014's biggest consumer trends. the net 1050 cet will cruise the cat walks in milan.
li sixuan is always in singapore for us. sixuan, tell us more. >> thank you, julia. both asian markets followed wall street lower afterdy play catchup with disappointing u.s. jobs numbers. >> on a technical rebound. we do know that the shanghai composite was down seven out of the past eight sessions. it managed higher by about 0.9 the%. the shenzhen gained almost 2%. the hang seng index down by 0.4%. if country's largest suvmaker announced a three-month delay in the launch of a new...
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it used to get risk off, you used to get dollar up against through. euro/dollar has moved up to around 1 is.3674. on monday, a two-month low at 1.35. dollar/yen has come down to 10 2.74. further away from that 2 1/2 year high around 105. aussie/dollar is weak again, down at fresh 3 1/2 week lows. sterling against the dollar is currently up 2 1/2 year highs at 1 .5628. >>> on the agenda today, plenty of earnings. we'll hear from bristol myers, honeywell, procter & gamble, kimberly clark, state street and xerox all before the opening td bell today. still to come, becky will be speaking to brian moynihan together with bono, u2's front man. bono has recorded a new ad which will run live during the super bowl. george has plenty more for us in the next 50 minutes. >>> that's right, ross. jobs, growth, disinflation? the question is, is the united states of europe? well, my next guest thinks so. that's coming up right after the break. >>> and later in the day, we'll bring you an extended version of closing bell. that from 6:00 p.m. cet. "worldwide exchange" c
it used to get risk off, you used to get dollar up against through. euro/dollar has moved up to around 1 is.3674. on monday, a two-month low at 1.35. dollar/yen has come down to 10 2.74. further away from that 2 1/2 year high around 105. aussie/dollar is weak again, down at fresh 3 1/2 week lows. sterling against the dollar is currently up 2 1/2 year highs at 1 .5628. >>> on the agenda today, plenty of earnings. we'll hear from bristol myers, honeywell, procter & gamble, kimberly...